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Pokémon Shuffle

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NOTE: This game is for personal and educational purposes only. You are not allowed to sell this template or use it to make money. Thank you for respecting the work that went into creating these resources!

Game Features

Fun imagery, sounds, and animations as well as graphics similar to the actual Pokémon games
Scenes for each of the 18 types of Pokémon
Play as a reading/writing or a speaking game

How to Play

Students play this game individually.
In each round, a Pokémon goes in a Poké Ball.
The students watch that Poké Ball carefully as the Poké Balls will then shuffle.
Once the Poké Balls have stopped shuffling, students guess where the Pokémon now is by a writing the word or sentence under the Poké Ball of their choosing.
When all students have finished writing or the music has stopped, the teacher reveals where the Pokémon is.
If a student was correct, they get a point.
The student with the most points at the end of the game wins!
Additional notes of how to play and edit the game can be found in the "notes" sections of the PowerPoint.

Variations

The instructions above are for the reading and writing version of this game. I have also played this game to practice speaking. First, I deleted the music on each slide that I used as a writing timer. Then, instead of text in the three boxes under the Poké Balls, I used images. During the game after the Poké Balls shuffled, I had students stand up and say the word/sentence (using the picture) under the Poké Ball they thought the Pokémon was in. For example, I had all students who thought the Pokémon was in the first Poké Ball stand up and say the word/sentence together. Then, I did the same for the second and third Poké Balls. This allows all students a chance to stand up and speak.
This game can be played in pairs or groups as well. I usually give each pair/group a mini whiteboard to write their answers on. They can keep track of their own points on their whiteboard too.

Fonts Needed: N/A

You will get a PPTX (12MB) file

Teacher Feedback

(comments and runtimes from the previous version of my site)

My students loved this game! I made them choose where to stand in my classroom so it matched with the pokeball and I turned it into a knock-out-game. The last one standing wins and then we repeat. (If the students that are still playing don't choose one of the words then the students who are out can be that word and go back in if the pokemon is there) :] - Anon
Love this game! I was a little intimidated at first, but after playing around with it, it was so easy to use! I use this to ask questions in the sentence portion on top and the right answer will have the Pokemon appear. My students really enjoyed it as well and I used it with middle schoolers. Thank you! - Grace
So simple but genius! Works for in class or for zoom classes (write in the chat) too :) I played it with my 11 year olds - thanks! - Meljay
I love it!!! Thank you!!! - Lan
My students love this game so much! Thank you. I hope there will be a part two in the future. ^^ - Sunny
I love it!!!!! - Ady
Thank you so much for your templates it brings so much interest and energy in our class God bless. - Zyra
I'm fairly a new teacher. Sometimes I feel like I've got it, then other times ooh well. However, your games are making the process much easier for me and definitely fun and educative for my students. Mad props to you!! - Mandi
this is fun! My students would love this, thank you so much, and May God bless you - Cindy
Thank you!!!! Every Game you are making is awesome!!!! I appreciate it! - Rain
Just want to say thank you for making this, it's really nicely done. LOVE when I can download a PPT and not have to fix it up at all. Five stars to you!! Looking forward to using this in class. - Anon
My 3rd graders LOVED this game! They were so excited to see all the pokemon. - Anon